FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

one)      What are the differences between DJI Mavic Pro and DJI Spark?

In addition to being lighter and smaller than the Mavic Pro, the Spark was designed specifically for new drone users. The advanced gesture control system allows users to fly, steer and land the aircraft with hand gestures. For more intuitive on-screen control, Spark features TapFly mode. In addition, QuickShot mode allows users to fly while taking cinema-quality photos or videos along a designated path. Spark gives users professional control without any hassle. In contrast, the Mavic Pro is a much more advanced Drone equipped with a much more powerful camera capable of 4K shooting, a longer flight time and an OcuSync transmission system.

2) How can I activate DJI Spark?

There are 2 ways to activate Spark.

3) What are the recommended SD cameras for DJI Spark?

4) Can I record without SD card?

Of course you can. DJI Spark saves the photos and videos you take to your mobile device. The photos you take will be saved in 1024x786 resolution and the videos will be recorded in 1280x720 resolution.

5) If the battery of the Drone or Remote control drops below 50% during the update, will the software update fail?

No no. However, it is recommended that both have high charge levels during the update.

6) What is the main difference between DJI Mavic Pro and Phantom 4?  

7)   Could the folding mechanism wear out?

8)      What is the difference between the cameras of DJI Mavic Pro and Phantom 4?  

Both cameras have the same features. However, Mavic Pro's camera has a smaller FOV. In this way, it can focus as close as 0.5 m and rotate 90 degrees for selfies. On the other hand, with its wider FOV, the Phantom 4 captures better landscape photos.

WHY SHOULD I TAKE UAV 1 DRONE TRAINING?

According to the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Systems Directive published by DGCA on 22/02/2016, some rules have been introduced in the use of drones. UAV 1 Training is required for users who continue to use drones commercially. The use of drones has increased considerably recently. This brings with it some risks. We provide both commercial and hobby drone users with all the important information they need to know, in order to eliminate risks such as lack of information in autopilot use, drone technical malfunctions, lack of experience in frequencies, not having the necessary practice in drone use, not knowing the no-fly zones. At the end of the training, SHGM (General Directorate of Civil Aviation) gives an approved UAV certificate and pilot license. In our drone training programs, drone use, drone programming, autonomous flight, drone types, their subjects, as well as their hobby and professional use and applications are explained in detail by experts in their fields. Issues such as drone usage areas, developments related to drones, drone production, drone repair and drone service are answered by experts in the question and answer sections. Exchange of ideas is the most important part of the course flow.

1-What are the differences between UHA-0 and UAV-1?

While general information is shared about Drones between 0 and 4 in the UAV 0 training, information about the Drones between 0 and 25 kg is given in the UAV 1 training series.

2-Who are the Drone Trainings trainers?

All trainings will be given by the expert staff of dronmarket.com. Instructor names will be shared before the training.

3-Who will give the drone pilot certificate?

Training certificates will be given by dronmarket.com as approved by the General Directorate of Civil Aviation (SHGM).

4-What are the documents required for the application for Drone Trainings?

TR ID card or driver's license is sufficient.